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The Chariot

The student news site of Troy High School

The Chariot

The student news site of Troy High School

The Chariot

Period.

Madeline Trumbauer, Staffer October 30, 2017

When bare essentials such as food, water, and warmth prove difficult to obtain, pads and tampons seem like a low priority. However, homeless women suffer immensely due to a lack of proper feminine hygiene....

French Club Hosts a Halloween Event

French Club Hosts a Halloween Event

Elisabeth Andrews, Photography Editor October 30, 2017

Every year, the French Club hosts a scavenger hunt in the spirit of Halloween, even though a scavenger hunt isn’t directly related to French culture, In France, Halloween isn’t that much of a big deal....

Social and Emotional Learning Specialist Elizabeth Gumbis speaks to the Leadership class.

District Hires New Counselor

Natalie Suh, Design, In-Depth Editor October 30, 2017

Previously, five doors have been accessible to the student body for schedule changes or college guidance, but this year a new door has opened. The guidance office has a new counselor solely committed to...

My dad and me in St. John in 2011.

Recovery Requires Resilience

Annie Smuts, Body Copy and Opinion Editor September 18, 2017

As much as I hate to admit it, I sometimes turn a blind eye to the news. I try to stay informed about world events, but I usually don’t think most of them relate to me. The US tends to act as a bubble:...

Senior Brandon Davis practices on the track before the spring pep rally on Friday, May 19.

The Runaway

Gabrielle Francois, Web Editor, Tracy Cabej, Profile Editor May 26, 2017

Unlike most students on the track team, senior Brandon Davis won’t be leaving his cleats at home when he heads to college in the fall. Davis will be attending Pepperdine University, a Christian school...

Tu plays with the bass section at a Symphony Orchestra concert.

Looking Tu the Future

Patti Kubota and Sara Lewandowski May 24, 2017

Coming into Troy High, there are endless sports, clubs and classes to choose from. As a freshman, Kaila Tu took a class called CAD 1, which focused on engineering and mechanical drawings. Tu was interested...

Collegiate Creativity

Collegiate Creativity

Natalie Suh, Co-Feature Editor May 24, 2017

The college application process is one that many seniors know all too well: essays, recommendation letters, test scores, college visits and transcripts. The whole thing can be dreary or exciting, but for...

Senior Emily Wang moved to Troy in middle school from China and had to learn English.

From China to Cornell

Megan Wallace and Maddie Young May 24, 2017

Senior Emily Wang moved from China when she was in middle school. She had to learn English and overcome cultural differences and academic setbacks. She is graduating to go on to her first choice college,...

Directors Cut

Director’s Cut

Elisabeth Andrews and Kendyl Gatzemeyer May 24, 2017

For senior Danielle Nicholson, it was difficult trying to balance being a kid and an adult during her senior year while also getting ready for college. “There’s lots of stress about college- trying...

Jace Johansson, ‘16, addresses last year’s graduates; valedictorians traditionally speak at high school graduations.

Unranked

Liam Clancy and Annie Smuts May 24, 2017

In the North American school system, educational institutions have historically conferred the title of valedictorian upon one student in each class. The valedictorian, typically the student with the greatest...

Youness spray paints at an art fair.

Artistic Inclinations

Natalie Suh, Co-Feature Editor April 27, 2017

     She set up the camera to film the art that was about to appear. The canvas was blank, ready to be transformed. Blue and black hues sprayed the canvas, setting the scene for the galaxy. White was...

Senior Zama Buthelezi’s paternal grandfather is the chief of a tribe in Cameroon, technically making Buthelezi a princess.

The Princess Diaries

Sarah Semon and Kaitlyn Bogdanovich April 27, 2017

  It started with her grandmother’s funeral, what was supposed to be a quick family visit to South Africa in the eighth grade. It turned out to not be a quick visit at all; her mother told her...

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